Hexd2006 Mentored By Quadrium, Discussion Topic Options

[quadrium]

Hey Mike,

Welcome to MTP From now on i will give your assignments from this topic. First of all i have some questions for you:

1)Do you have a recording software/equipment? (Don't worry if you don't, you can just play through your amp and record via camera)
2)If you have, can you send me a video of your playing so i can make a plan according to that?

If you don't have a recording equipment/software i just need you to write what areas you want to improve.

Dogukan,

[hexd2006]

Hi,

Thanks for your response so fast.
I do not have recording software, I do have a webcam on my laptop i could probably use to record tho.
I am pretty much a beginner. I would like to improve in areas of barr chord progression speed, and licks/riffs speed or rock/metal songs that have all those.

Thank you,
Mike

Hey Mike,

Welcome to MTP From now on i will give your assignments from this topic. First of all i have some questions for you:

1)Do you have a recording software/equipment? (Don't worry if you don't, you can just play through your amp and record via camera)
2)If you have, can you send me a video of your playing so i can make a plan according to that?

If you don't have a recording equipment/software i just need you to write what areas you want to improve.

Dogukan,

[quadrium]

Hey Mike,

Here is your first assignment:

http://www.guitarmasterclass.net/ls/Beginn...g-Barre-Chords/

I want you to study this lesson.

This lesson includes:
-6 String Barre Chords
-Strumming
-Chord Changes

Your goal is playing the full lesson at least 70 bpm.

You can see the backing track you need at the right side of the lesson video.(BT 70) If you can't handle the whole lesson at 70 bpm you can play the half of the lesson or you can try 60 bpm. Since i don't have any impression about your playing for now don't push yourself much for this time and send me a recording of your playing of this lesson by next Friday.

And we will talk more about your playing when i see your video.

Cheers,
Dogukan.

This post has been edited by quadrium: May 20 2011, 08:17 PM